Q. We purchased a condo four years ago and for the last two years we’ve had a problem with our upstairs neighbor. Their floor above our bedroom squeaks when they walk on it. We can tolerate it during the day but it is ruining our lives at night because we can’t get any sleep. The [...]
While some new buildings, such as Millennium Tower, at 301 Mission St. in San Francisco, are now built with noise control in mind, the vast majority are not. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a pricey condominium complex in Pikesville can sleep easy Originally from Community Associations Network National
When a condo owner stops paying fees, the law requires the rest of the association to make up the difference to keep the association solvent. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Swedish couple who installed laminate floors without a condo associations prior written approval must top it with foam and carpeting to restore peace and quiet for a 79-year-old East Naples woman Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo owners share more than roofs and lobbies these days. They also share one another’s financial burdens. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condominium building at 1616 Sheridan Road lost power April 29 when its electrical system failed. By the next day, the condominium association had a generator on site to provide electricity Originally from Community Associations Network National
The residents of a condominium building on Sheridan Road in Wilmette were not the only people relieved when the building’s electrical system was repaired last week. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When Nik-ki Coles first saw a luxury condo building going up near her Crown Heights home, she took it as a sign the neighborhood had finally turned a corner. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condos offer the benefits of home ownership without all the maintenance and repair work. The condo association takes care of all that. Unfortunately, that’s where many condo buyers drop the ball. Originally from Community Associations Network National
